Sentence examples for description derived from inspiring English sources
Automatic systems for pattern recognition may be designed on a structural description derived from sensor observations.
In particular, the differential diagnosis between aHUS and STEC-HUS appears to be more difficult than the stereotypical description derived from pediatric studies.
The particle kinetic processes and their interactions with the reactive gas phase are modeled with a multi-fluid description derived from the kinetic theory of granular flows.
Serbto et al. [3], by making use of the collective description derived by Bonifacio et al. [4], discussed the characteristic of a gas-filled FEL and shown that the efficiency and power enhanced considerably.
This result is non-trivial, since it is not a priori obvious that the 'macroscopic' description discussed in [2] is fully contained in the 'microscopic' description derived in this paper, as they refer to two different levels of description.
Joseph C. Ives, who surveyed the lower river in 1861, wrote that "the shifting of the channel, the banks, the islands, the bars is so continual and rapid that a detailed description, derived from the experiences of one trip, would be found incorrect, not only during the subsequent year, but perhaps in the course of a week, or even a day".
It achieves high accuracy by comparing geometrical route descriptions derived from both maps.
The dynamics of process networks is represented using state-space descriptions derived from classical irreversible thermodynamics and constrained by the second law so that dissipation is always non-negative.
Fragments are annotated with information at the level of sequence, structure and function, integrating biological descriptions derived from multiple existing resources and text mining.
High vs. low is a qualitative description deriving from (semi quantitative measurements in the case of q-PCR gene expression assessments.
The text-based description is derived from ClassyFire's Chemical Classification Dictionary.
